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Mindfulness Meditation, Exercise and Psychology of Happiness

Mitra Sathish

Journal of Student Research August 31, 2024 DOI: 10.47611/jsrhs.v13i3.6954 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Review Peer reviewed
Interventions Mindfulness meditation Exercise AI-devised personalized telemedicine
Topics Meditation
Key findings Argues that optimism and happiness relate to interventions like mindfulness meditation and exercise, which are said to benefit cognition, brain, and neural function, and that exercise may improve body image and intrinsic motivation. Also contends that AI-devised personalized telemedicine has made therapist access easier and transformed mental health care.

Abstract

Social psychologists have been unveiling the various psychological components to the optimal wellbeing of an individual. Arguably, optimism and happiness have been associated with proper interventions that lead to one’s health by pursuing mindfulness meditation and exercise, which have positively led to a well-supported cognition, brain, and neural functions. Researchers have also witnessed how exercise can also promote greater body image, by leading to positive minds and intrinsic motivation, which have led to rewiring the brain and neural circuits as well as functions in a positive manner. In the recent years, technological advancements have also made AI-devised personalized telemedicine more accessible, where in the space of mental health, patients are able to connect with therapists in a more accessible manner through the support of AI, prototypes and mental health platforms that have revolutionized the mental health industry.

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